Core files (.core) are created when a PHP script or a program in memory is improperly closed or interrupted. These core. files contain a memory dump that can be used to diagnose a malfunctioning application.
Core files are often also created due to incorrect directives in local php.ini, .user.ini, or .htaccess files.
Core files, which take up space on the server, can be deleted. However, the fact that they are being generated indicates that something is not functioning correctly with the scripts. Before deleting them, it is advisable to review these files to diagnose the cause of the application's malfunction.
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